texts: the many scholars who regarded <mask> as a reactionary. Islam was to strictly adhere to the Qur'an, Hadith, and the practices and interpretations of the salaf according to the doctrine of the predecessors. Any idea that wasn't found in these sources was reprehensible. The rationalist Qur'anic commentary of Ash'arite theologian Fakhr al-Din al-Razi was denounced as a heresy by him. The approach of the Salaf was thought to be the reason why Al-Razi preferred the pseudo-philosophical approach of recent ages. Even that of Jerusalem, the Al-Aqsa Mosque, to approach or rival in any way the Islamic sanctity of the two most holy mosques within Islam, Masjid al-Haram (in Mecca) and Al-Mas, was opposed by <mask>yyah. The practice of making journey for the sole purpose of visiting a mosque was stated in his books.In the opinion of the Prophet, only three mosques have been accepted as the object of journeys, on account of their excellence over all other mosques and places of prayer. It is not permitted to travel to any other mosque other than the sacred mosques in Mecca, Medina, or Jerusalem according to a saying by the Islamic prophet Muhammad. Scholars have shown that the idea of saints, which had become a Sunni belief in the medieval period, is not true. The term saint in Islam is not the same as the Catholic definition. Saint in islamic theology designates righteous people from the past who became well-known for their piety. Islam condemns the process of canonization or veneration of icons as violations of the basic monotheism. While he did not approve of orthodox practices associated with the veneration of saints in Islam at his time, he never rejected the actual existence of saints as such.He explicitly states that the miracles of saints are correct. Whoever denies the miraculous power of saints are only people who are innovative and their followers, because the Qur'an has pointed it out in different places. All of the era's scholars believed that the lives of saints and their miracles were incontestable. In his famous creed 'Aqda al-Wsitya', the most categorical declaration of accepting the existence of saints and their miracles can be found. The blessing of having saints and miracles will be with them until the Day of resurrection. The tombs of the Prophets and the saints were considered to be impermissible, a blameworthy innovation and comparable to worshiping something other than God. He harshly attacked the practice of travelling to visit Prophet Muhammad's grave as a bid'ah because of his pilgrimage to the city of Mecca in 1293.If Muhammad forbade the visiting of his grave as a religious ritual, then doing so would be an innovation as per Islamic teachings. All religious journeys with the purpose of visiting other than the three mosques of Mecca, Medina and Jerusalem are forbidden. The grave of the Prophet in Medina is included. A person staying in Medina can visit the Prophet's grave, but it is not their purpose. The form of ziyra that he affirmed was aligned with his reading of the salaf and did not place the dead between the believer and God. There are three different types of grave-visits. The practice in which a person travels to a grave, invokes God directly yet includes the name of a saint is one of the categories.This isn't labeled as shirk by <mask> because he doesn't see it as innovation. The second category of ziyra involves visiting graves with the purpose of praying for the dead. "If he says, "I ask him so that he may intercede with God for me, because he is closer to God than me", I seek a means to God", I condemn this as shirk and compared it to the Meccan opponents of the Prophet. Direct supplication to the dead was the type of grave-visits which was considered the most heinous form of shirk. One who comes to a grave of a prophet or a righteous person and asks his need from him, such as asking him to end his illness, should be excommunicated. During his life and after his death, the Sunni scholars who opposed his views would reject his views. According to the scholar, this is one of the ugliest positions that has been reported, and that travelling to the tomb of the Prophet was one of the best of actions.The Hanafi hadith scholar Ali al-Qari stated that, "In order to grant peace to the Prophet, God bless him and grant him peace, he has gone to an extreme by prohibiting travelling to visit him." Qastallani stated that, "The Shaykh Taqi al- A group of scholars, including Qadi Ayyad, argue that visiting the Prophet was a good and desirable deed. The cult of saints, beliefs in intercession, the sanctity of saints' relics, and the veneration of graves were all rejected by Intercession. He is a critic of saint veneration in Islam. There are some scholars who liken the views of <mask> to Protestant denunciations of Catholic "idolatry". Marco schoeller compared the works of John Calvin to those of Islam. A comprehensive teleology and methodology was developed by <mask>h.The various customs and acts that were considered as religious innovations and/or shirk included visiting the tombs of saints and venerating any being other than God. The original polytheists of Jahiliyya did not associate their deities with God in all aspects. They associated God with love and deities, even though they acknowledged God as their Supreme Lord and Creator. If the other person is still alive, it is permissible to seek the assistance of God through prayer. He believed that those who seek assistance from the graves of the Prophet or saints are polytheists who are engaged in shirk. The vehement denunciation of intercession, saint-veneration, cult of saints, etc were based on his conception of worship 'Ibda', which included a broad range of religious practices. Worship includes acts such as sacrificing offerings, fasting, praying, and supplications.The practice of supplication was significant because it was described as the essence of worship. Declaring Takfir (Excommunication) upon those people who did not follow these practices, means requesting healing from illness, or the wellbeing of the family, or victory over one's enemy, or guidance. It is against the law to say to a prophet or King that they must give up their sins. The person asking this from a creation is a mushrik with his Lord. The view was rejected by his Sunni opponents. Taqi al-Din al-Subki, the chief judge of Damascus, stated that it was proper to ask for the help of the Prophet. He became a deterrent example for Muslims because he deviated from the straight path and invented a position that no scholar has said before.The established consensus of Sunni scholars was broken by <mask> al-Haytami and many other scholars. On the other hand, <mask> firmly upheld his views -which he regarded as the orthodox Sunni position- as religiously indisputable and quoted a scholarly consensus (Ijma) in support of his beliefs. The scholars who engage in ilm al-Kalam were criticized for their use of rationalist theology and philosophy. The method of kalam was used by the Mutazilites. The Qur'an and the Sunna were seen as superior rational proof by <mask>h. The explanation of the divine attributes of God and the proof of God were not based on evidence from the scriptures. He said that the call to Islam was not made using such methods by the Qur'an or the Prophet and that these theories have caused errors and corruption.The use of rationalist theology has nothing to do with the true usul al-din which comes from God, according to the mutakmun. The usul al-din should be named usul din al-shaytan. The student of <mask>m was the one who took up the attempts to focus attention on Qur'anic rationality. The focus on traditionlist rationlism was taken up by Musa Bigiev. One of <mask> al-Jabal's last direct students said that he used to praise the expansiveness of al-Ash'ari's knowledge and would quote the latter. Some scholars argue that the founder of the Qadiriyya order,Abd al-Qadir al-, belonged to the Sufism. Jilani was referred to as "Shaykhuna" (our Shaykh) and "Sayyidi" (my master) by his explicit positive references to Sufism and the Qadiriyya tariqa.He went to great lengths to state that Sufism is not a heretical innovation. According to the authors, such reports and traditions do not prove that he was a member of any Sufi Tariqa. The goal of tasawwuf is the purification of the heart by progress through states, notes Gibril Haddad after cementing his affiliation with the Qadiri order. The introduction to the English translation of Rislat al-sulk was written by Scholar Arjan Post. Although he was critical of some of the developments within Sufism, he never rejected the practice, and enumerated a list of early Sufis whom he considered to be among the greatest Islamic saints. Bayazid Bastami, Junayd of Baghdad and Abdul-Qadir Gilani were included in this list. According to an alternate view shared by many scholars and critics, the general concept of Sufism was completely rejected by <mask>h.According to scholars and researchers, the idea of <mask>h's support towards Sufism was based on misinterpretations of his Fatwas. The mystical cult of personality or saint-veneration towards Gilani practiced by the Qadiryya order was not mentioned in the praise of 'Abd al-Qadir Gilani.' During the time of the Ottoman Empire, the Puritans supported this view of the total rejection of Sufism and Tariqa. According to Hamud at Tuwaijir, this view alone caused the spiritual successor, Muhammad ibn 'Abd al-Wahhab, to be reviled by some. The views associated with some extreme Sufis were rejected by <mask>h. He did not approve of the veneration of saints who promulgated wahdat al-wajud. He rejected monism because he thought it was similar to the pantheistic belief that God "encompasses all things".He said that the view that spiritual enlightenment is more important than obeying theSharia was a failure to follow the example of Muhammad. According to Henri Laoust, <mask>Arabi never condemned Sufism in and of itself, but only deviations from doctrine, ritual or morals, such as monism, antinomian. According to scholar Jamileh Kadivar, there was an issue of apostasy on <mask>Arabi. This view was supported by the official scholars committee from the Islamic University, who issued a Fatwa, or legal verdict, that the Sufism was rejected by the Quran. The speculation of him being a member of the Qadiriyya order was covered by the fatwa. There had been a number of incidents where Sufis were physically confronted. The Mamluk army fought against the Shia inhabitants of Kasrawan town in 1301.The Sufi Ahmadiyya Rifawiyyan order of Damascus was attacked by the non-Sunni inhabitants of the town. There would be an increase in confrontations between Sufism and popular folk expressions of religion after 1305. In one instance, Taymmiyyah would personally lead stonemasons and destroy a structure in the Naranja Mosque to prevent Sufis from worshiping there. The Sufi master Muhyiddun <mask>Arab' (d. 1240) and his doctrine of 'unity of being' were propounded by supporters like Al. Condemning <mask>Arabi and his followers as a greater threat to Islam than the Mongol invasions itself, <mask> wrote: "Opposing these (proponents of wadat al-wojd) is the greatest of religious obligations." The doctrine of Takfir (excommunication) on many Muslims across various Islamic sects such as the Mu'tazilites, the Shi'i Muslims, and Sufi mystics was advocated by Shi'a Islam. They were declared apostates based on his religious interpretations.Among the most morally depraved people and the root cause of many Islamic ills, Shi'ism was considered to be religiously bankrupt by <mask>yyah. Minhaj as-Sunnah an-Nabawiyyah was written in response to the book Minhaj al-karama fi ma'rifat al-imama by the Shia theologian Al-Hilli. He focused on the similarities between Shia, Christians and Jews. He accused Shia of helping non- Muslim enemies against Muslims in order to favor the infidels. 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He argued that the Islamic response to recent loss is not extravagant mourning but to endure the loss with patience and trust in God. He believed those who celebrated on Ashura were either ignorant or anti-Shia. The leader of the Islamic Jihad movement in Palestine said that the majority of the Shi'as are not heretics. One of the most influential modern jihadi ideologues bases his beliefs on the fact that the lay people of the Shi'as are not considered disbelievers. Christianity wrote about Christians.Al-Jawb al-a li-man baddala dn al-Mash is a detailed refutation of Christian doctrine. He had extreme anti-Christian views. He gives an ideological justification to declare war on Christians and Jews because of the Christians' role in early Islamic history. In the golden age of Christian Arabic literature, Arab speaking Christian scholars wrote extensive theological treaties in Arabic language in which they not only responded to the arguments of their Muslim advertiser but also provided systematic, summary discussions of Christian faith and practice. It is not permissible for Muslims to imitate Christians in any way, according to a fatwa issued by <mask>h. It is not permissible to give a feast, exchange gifts, sell things that help them celebrate their festivals, or to let

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texts: children and others play the games that are played on their festivals. The closing of all Christian churches in the Mamluk Sultanate in 1299 was defended by the use of his interpretation.The Pact of Umar is a 600-year-old covenant between Christian dhimmis and Umar. The pact was written 60 years after the time of the companions and had no legal effect. Jews and Christians were suggested to be confined to their own regions. The fatwa stated that the Druze were not at the same level as the polytheists. They are from the most deviant kuffr and can be taken as slaves and their property can be seized. It is mandatory to kill their scholars and religious figures so that they don't misguide others, which in that setting would have legitimized violence against them as apostates. Druze are apostates and have a high level of infidelity.They are not trustworthy and should not be forgiven. He teaches that Muslims can't accept Druze penitence and that Druze property should be seized and their women enslaved. Mamluk and Ottoman sultans have used religious rulings to justify their persecution of the Druze. Alawites are more infidel than Jews or Christians because they are not Shi'ites and a heretics outside Islam. They have done more harm to the community of Muhammad than the other infidels. To ignorant Muslims they pretend to be Shi'is, though in reality they do not believe in God or His prophet or His book, and they are always the worst enemies of the Muslims...war and punishment in accordance with Islamic law against them are among. Non-Muslims were opposed to borrowing from other religions.He preached that the beginning of Muslim life was the point at which a perfect dissimilarity with the non-Muslims had been achieved. He opposed the construction of mosques around the tombs of Muslim saints and the celebration of the birthday of the Islamic prophet Muhammad because many of them do not know of the Christian origins of these practices. A theoretical insight was unusual in his time, as he elaborated a circumstantial analysis of market mechanism. If desire for goods increases while availability decreases, the price of goods increases. The price comes down if the availability of the good increases and the desire for it decreases. The welfare advantages and disadvantages of market regulation and deregulation have an almost contemporary ring to them. He advocated a policy of "fair prices" and "fair profits" with the implication that anything higher would be impious.It was detrimental to entrepreneurship to have such forms of price fixing. He argued that there was an alternate view to the view held by philosophers and Islamic scholars, like Fakhr al-Din al-Razi, who claimed that the universe was created from nothing. The elements are eternal with God and the species are not, according to <mask>. "If the species has been with Him from eternity, neither revelation nor reason denies this 'withness' (maiyya)," he states. It is part of His perfectness. The assertion was drawn from the belief that God creates. There is a preeternity.John Hoover wrote a book about God's creation of this world, called "Perpetual Creativity in the Perfection of God." God's perfectity requires power and creativity. In pre-eternity, if God's creativity were not constant, God would not have been as creative as he is today. The appeal of the Qur'an and the Sunna over the authority of the madh'hab system has inspired a wide range of Islamic reform movements over the last few centuries. These include the 17th century Kadizadeli movement, 18th century Wahhabi movement as well as the Islamic reformist movement of <mask> al-Amr Al-San'ani. The Ahl-i Hadith movement in South Asia and the Salafiyya movement in Iraq, Syria and Egypt were influenced by the Taymiyyan tradition in the 19th century. The original creed of the Salaf, as well as that of Abul Hasan al-Ash'ari, were insisted upon by <mask>yya.The teachings and practices of the Salaf, the earliest three generations of Muslims, were believed to be the best way to preserve Sharia. The concept of reviving the traditions and values of the Golden Age of the Prophet is celebrated by modern Islamic revivalist movements. For Salafiyya movements across the Islamic World, the scholar who revived the methodology of the Salaf was also a social reformer who stood against foreign occupation. Salafi Muslims are the most avid readers of the works of <mask>. Modern Islamism has a number of concepts attributed to it. It became mandatory for "true Muslims" to wage Jihad against the rulers of the Ilkhanate who were recent converts to Islam after the Fatwa of Takfir was issued by <mask>yya. Sayyid Qutb would apply the anti-Mongol fatwa to contemporary regimes in the Islamic World.The re-assert of the primacy of armed jihad in Islamic faith was one of the major theological missions of <mask>. He held that martial jihad was an Islamic religious obligation for all Muslims under foreign invasion. These ideas would be readily embraced in the 20th century by various militant Islamist movements and underpinned the theological justification for militancy of groups like Al-Qaeda. The forefather of al-Qaeda has been noted by scholars like Yahya Michot. The domain of Islam (dar al-Islam), where the rule of Islam is enforced, and the domain of unbelief (dar-al-kufr), where unbelievers rule, were argued to be distinct territories. The fourth was included. Many Muslims were included in the population when the Mongols took control of the city.As Islam was not legally applied with an armed forces consisting of Muslims, as well as the domain of war because the inhabitants were Muslim, the new category of dar al-ahd was created. Making a declaration of apostasy against a Muslim who does not obey Islam is a second concept. No one can question another's faith or curse them because faith is defined by God and the Prophet. He said that instead of condemning them, they should be educated about the religion. The duty to oppose and kill Muslim rulers who do not implement the revealed law is a concept attributed to <mask>h. The fatwa on Alawites has been read by a Muslim Brotherhood scholar. The chapter on the history of modern Islamic movements in the book The Age of Sacred was written by Daniel Benjamin, who was the previous Coordinator for Counterterrorism at the United States Department of State.Yossef Rapoport is a reader in Islamic history at Queen Mary. The leading ideologue of revolutionary Islamism in South Asia, Sayyid Abul A'la Maududi, was influenced by the intellectual tradition and ideas of <mask> and his emphasis on the revival of pristine ideals and practices of early generations. One of the most famous fatwas is about the conquerors of the Abbasid caliphate in 1258 and their conversion to Islam. The people of Mardin asked for a legal verdict regarding the classification of the territory they live in after they were in control. The territory is called dar al-ahd and it is similar to dar al-kufr. He declared the ruler of the Mongols who did not accept shari'a in full as unbelievers. The latter ruled not according to Sharah but through their traditional, and therefore the Yassa code, so Jihad against them was not only permissible but compulsory.The state of jhilyah meant that the Mongols were ignorant. According to the authors, his two famous students agreed with the ruling. He called for a defensive jihad to kill the rulers and anyone who supported them. "Everyone who is with them (Mongols) in the state over which they rule has to be regarded as belonging to the most evil class of men," he said. He is either an unbeliever or a hypocrite because he doesn't believe in the religion of Islam. He is either a Muslim or a member of the worst class of people who are the people of the bida. The call to war was not simply to cause a "rebellion against the political power in place" but to repel an "external enemy".In 2010, a group of Islamic Scholars argued that the famous fatwa about the residents of Mardin was changed into an order to fight the people living under their control. The understanding they have is based on the original manuscript in the Al-Zahiriyah Library and the transmission by <mask>. The categorization of the world into different domains of war and peace was rejected by the participants of the conference. With the existence of nation states, the division has become irrelevant according to the participants. Some recent scholarship has argued that portrayals of the theologian's work are flawed because of a limited reading of his work. One of the most controversial Islamic thinkers today is <mask>, because of his influence on many fundamentalist movements. The bits and pieces of his statements have been misappropriated by his alleged supporters.The popular image of <mask>h is that he criticized Sufism indiscriminately. The author wanted to reform the practice of medieval Sufism as part of his aim to reform Sunni Islam. According to these scholars, the works of Junayd, Sahl al-Tustari, Abu Talib al-Makki, and Bayazid Bastami are all masterpieces of the Sufis. He was part of the Qadiriyya Sufi order. According to his student al-Dhahabi, Works <mask>h left between 350 and 500 works. Some 700 works were produced in the field of Islamic sciences. His scholarly output has been described as immense with a wide scope and its contents "bear the marks of brilliant insights hastily jotted down".Efforts are being made in the western languages to gain an adequate understanding of his writings, despite the fact that his works are not yet fully understood. In his early life, his work was mostly based on theology and the use of reason in interpretation of scriptural evidences, with later works focusing on; refutation of Greek logic, questioning the prevalent practices of the time, and anti-Christian and anti-Shi'i polemics. His works of thirty five volumes are incomplete and his total works have not all survived. A great collection of Fatwa was collected centuries after his death, and contains several of the works mentioned below. The way of the Prophet's Sunna is summarized in four volumes. It is more than 2000 pages in modern critical editions. Al-Jawb al-a li-man baddala dn al-Mash is the correct response to those who have corrupted.It is more than 2000 pages in modern critical editions. Averting the Conflict between Reason and Religious Tradition is called Dar taru al-aql. There are eleven volumes called Al-Muwfaqa. It is in modern critical editions over 3000 pages. The Creed to the People of Hama, Syria is part of the Kitab al Iman. The Drawn Sword is against those who insult the Messenger. There was an incident in which a Christian insulted Muhammad.The refutation of the Logicians is referred to as Fatawa al-Kubra Fatawa al-Misriyyah. The Friends of Allah and the Friends of Shaytan Kitab al Iman are two of them. They are known through various reports written by scholars throughout history. Al-Bahr al-Muhit was written in the prison of Damascus and is one of his lost works. Rapoport, Yossef, wrote about Islam and Antinomianism in April 2010. There is a book called <mask>ymiyya and His Times. Jon Hoover wrote about OUP Pakistan on May 28, 2007.Theodicy of Optimism was written by <mask>. Further reading Dar, Irfan Jameel. The life and thought of <mask>h, the reviver of Historical Salafi Thought. The person is Kepel, Gilles. Extremism in Egypt is related to the prophet and pharaoh. There is a new introduction for 2003 Jon Rothschild translated from French.The University of California Press was published in Berkeley and Los Angeles. See pp. 194–199. Donald P. asked if there was a screw loose. ", Studia Islamica, 1975, Number 41, pp." 93–111. The American Journal of Arabic Studies published "<mask>yya: A Sufi of the Qadiriya Order".Medieval theology and modern politics are covered in Radical Islam. Enlarged edition. New Haven and London: Yale University Press. See pp. 94–107. "Michot" is the name of the person. Against Extremisms is the title of the book.Texts were translated, annotated and introduced. Bruce B. Lawrence wrote the foreword. In Paris and Lebanon: Albouraq, 2012 xxxii & 334 p. "Michot" is the name of the person. Muslims under non- Muslim rule. There are six modern readings of the fatwa. James Piscatori is the author.Oxford and London: Interface Publications. "'New Mardin Fatwa' was written by <mask>." Is genetically modified Islam dangerous? The Muslim World was published in April 2011. 130–181. "Michot" is the name of the person. "From al-ma'mn to Ibn Sab'n, via Avicenna: <mask>'s Historiography of Falsafa" was written by F. Yeats and D. Reichman.Islamic philosophy, science, culture, and religion. There are studies in honor of Dimitri Gutas. 4575–4575. "Michot" is the name of the person. The Muslim World published " Between Entertainment and Religion: <mask>'s Views on Superstition" in January 2009. It was 1–20. "Michot" is the name of the person.The Ikhwn al-Saf' and their Ras'il are central to their influence. An introduction. It was edited by El- Bizri. The Institute of Ismaili Studies is associated with the Oxford University Press. 139–179. "Michot" is the name of the person. The commentary on the Creed of al-Hallj was written by <mask>.The Edinburgh University Press published Sufism and Theology. 123–136. "Michot" is the name of the person. A Mamlk Theologian's commentary on Avicenna's Risla Aawiyya. The Journal of Islamic Studies has a translation of a part of the Dar' al-Ta'ru. 149–3. "Michot" is the name of the person.A Mamlk Theologian's commentary on Avicenna's Risla Aawiyya. The Journal of Islamic Studies had a translation of a part of the Dar' al-Ta'ru. 343–343. "Michot" is the name of the person. There is a person on Astrology. The Journal of Islamic Studies had an annotated translation of Three Fatwas. 14–08."Michot" is the name of the person. There is a Critique of Sh' Immology. The Muslim World published a translation of three sections of Minhj al-Sunna. 109–149. "Michot" is the name of the person. The Muslim World had an article about an important reader of al-Ghazl. 131–160There are external links to the following: Why Study...<mask>, with Jon Hoover,

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texts: <mask> is an anchorite with the former Archbishop of Canterbury as bishop-protector. A graduate of the Madeira School, she is a professor of theology who has written numerous articles and books under the name "Maggie Ross" as well as translated a number of Carthusian Novice Conferences. At one time, he was the spiritual director to the Dalai Lama, and he is now a professor in the Department of Philosophy and Religion at The University of Tulsa. A theologian-in-residence in an Episcopal church in the Diocese of Southern Ohio came up with the idea of a "rite for contemplative Eucharist" in 1995. In March 2008, she donated silence to the museum. She gave the lecture "Healing Silence" at Durham University. The Hay Festival presented about the "work of silence" under the title "Maggie Ross Talks to Rachael Kerr".The Cambridge Epiphany Philosophers and the Oxford Monastic Institute collaborated on the conference. The 'work of silence' has touched grounds for many years now through the ravenwilderness blogspot, and an index of posts from 2006 to 2013 can be viewed from here. Ross was to be the keynote speaker at the inaugural event for the Spirituality Interest Special Group of the British & Irish Association for Practical Theology. Ross shared the keynote address "Silent Ways of Knowing" in four parts. In Oxford, the United Kingdom, a number of sermons and talks had been shared through the years in churches and academia. The review of The Syriac Fathers on Prayer and the Spiritual Life was written by S. Brock. There is a person named Ward.The Journal of Roman Studies is a journal. p. 259 was published in 1990. The Human Experience of God at Turning Points is a theological exposition of spiritual counterfeits. 7, Iss. October 1990: 393. The Apophatic Ordinary was published in the Anglican Theological Review. "The Apophatic Image: The Poetics of Effacement in Julian ofNorwich" was published in 1992 in Medieval Mystical Tradition in England.In the December 1993 issue of Literature and Theology, there is a paper titled " Apophatic Prayer as a Theological Model: Seeking Coordinates in the Ineffable, Notes for a Quantum Theology." "Sexuality, Otherness and the Truth of the Self" 10, Iss. In the winter of 1993: 334. There are seven devils of women's destruction. What will women priests mean? Sue Walrond Skinner was the author.In 1994, pp. 93-131 The Bell lecture was "Socrates and the Cheshire Cat, or, Abhorring Horror Vacui." "With Mekeness Aske Perseverantly" is a story about reading a book. 30, No. In September/December 2004, pp. It was 126-141."Simone Weil: Force, Fragility and the Art of Kenosis" was published in 2004. "Jesus in the Balance: Interpretation in the Twenty-First Century" was published in Word & World. 29 No. The spring of 2009. "Behold Not the Cloud of Experience" was written in E.A. The Medieval Mystical Tradition in England was written by Jones. D.S.The review of the soul recreation was written by Brewer. Tom Schwanda wrote about Puritanism's contemplative-mystical piety. The Journal of Ecclesiastical History was published in Cambridge. 64, Iss. There was a report on April 2, 2013. Reform Magazine had an interview with a silent witness. "Maggie Ross, theologian and solitary."The interview was done by Terence Handley MacMath. January 16, 2015. Catherine Gilbert wrote "The Costliness of Commemoration" in On Commemoration: Global Reflections upon Remembering War. The 1st edition of Peter Lang was published on August 11, 2020. A History of Silence: From the Renaissance to the Present Day was reviewed. Common Knowledge, Duke University Press, Volume 27 Issue 1, January 2021. Ross's books were reviewed, Richard E. The Fountain and the Furnace: The Way of Tears and Fire.The Christian Century was published in 1987. McEntire. The way of tears and fire can be traced back to the fountain and furnace. The third volume of the mystics quarterly. 14, No. In December 1988 there was a pp. 213-214.Helen. There are Pillars of Flame. The Scottish Journal of Theology was published in 1989. Barbara Bishop. The fire of your life is shared. The third volume of the mystics quarterly. 16, No.In June 1990 there was a pp. There were 105-110. James Crosswhite. Seasons of Death and Life is a memoir. Volume 28, Number 2, Summer 1993, pp. The Icon of the Heart: In Silence Beholding was written by Lisa M. The first volume of the Journal of Christian Spirituality was published in the spring of 2004.128–130. "Lesley" is the name of the person. Silence is a user's guide. The first volume is called Process. There is a theology 118(4). Louis Weil. Silence is a user's guide.The first volume is called Process. A review of the theology of the church. 98, Iss. In the winter of 2016: 215-216. David Wilbourne. Silence is a user's guide. The second volume is called Application.The church times are on April 20. Craig L. Silence is a User's Guide. The second volume is called Application. The Theological Journal of the Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago was published in October. The most cited article on the work of silence is "The Apophatic Image: The Poetics of Effacement in Julian ofNorwich." "Prayer With Tears: A Great Feast of Repentance" was written by Panicker. No. IV.July 1991, pp. 113–133 "The power of language beyond words: law as invitation" was written by Emily Fowler. Margaret Cynthea Masson is the author ofCrossing the Chasm: The Rhetoric of the Ineffable in Margery Kempe. Diss., School of Graduate Studies. "NARRATIVES OF THE SPIRIT: RECOVERING A MEDIEVAL RESOURCE" was written by Elizabeth Dreyer. Brady, Veronica, "Aboriginal Spirituality," Literature & Theology, Vol.10, No. The Special Issue: Religion, Literature and the Arts in Australia was published in 1996. 243–243. The Downside Review published "Piety and Egoism in Julian ofNorwich: A Reading of Long Text Chapters 2 and 3" in 1996. Carol Hilles wrote "The sacred image and the healing touch: The Veronica in the Revelation of Love" in the Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies. Iss. In the fall of 1998 there were 3."A God with many names: An exploration of the naming of God in shows by Norwegians" was written by Elaine Marie Biollo. "Re-examining the "Poet of Felicity": Desire and Redemption in the Theology of Thomas Traherne" was a thesis of the Department of Theology and Religious Studies at King's College. Volf, Miroslav, and William Henry. Christian Tradition Amid Modernity and Postmodernity is the Future of Hope. Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing was published in 2004. Castricum, Sarah B., is the author of "In Combat for US Alle:"Boston College has a graduate school of arts and sciences. Michael Ford. There is a song called Song of the Nightingale. The Paulist Press was published in 2005. "Laird, Martin." The Guide to the Practice of Christian Contemplation is called Into the Silent Land. Oxford University Press.Modern Theology, Vol 13 No 1 (June 2008), pp 75– 100, was written by F.C. Bauerschmidt. Carmel Bendon Davis. Space and Spatiality in the Works of Richard Rolle and The Cloud of Unknowing Author. The Catholic University of America Press was published in 2008. "God's TEACHERS: WOMEN WRITERS, DIDACTICISM, AND VERNACULAR RELIGIOUS TEXTS IN THE LATER MIDDLE AGES" was written by Elizabeth Farrell. McEntire was the Ed.D. There is a book of essays.The book is called Routledge. Louise Nelstrop and Simon D. Podmore wrote Christian Mysticism and Incarnational Theology: Between Transcendence and Immanence. 19–16. Hannah Hunt wrote "The Monk as Mourner: Gendered Eastern Christian Self-Identity in the Seventh Century" in the Journal of Medieval Monastic Studies. "Cristina Maria" is the name of the woman. Middle English Writing and the Leap of Love are Poetics of the Incarnation. The University of Pennsylvania."MystICAL ENTCOUNTER AS HOMELY OTHERNESS IN JULIAN OFNORWICH'S A REVELATION OF LOVE" was written by Glenn Young. Iss. 2, Winter 2014): 22-37. Catherine Willits wrote "The Obfuscation of Bodily Sight in the Showings of Julian ofNorwich" in the Journal of Literary & Cultural Disability Studies. Iss. The first one was 81-96,126. The phenomenology of attention in A Revelation of Love was written by Michael Raby.347-373. "Behold: Silence and Attention in Education" was written by David Lewin. N0 3 years ago. Williams is the name of the person. God and the habits of language are discussed in The Edge of Words. The Continuum from Bloomsbury.Woolley is the author of Women Choosing Silence: Transformational Practices and Relational Perspectives. The Department of Theology and Religion at the University of Birmingham. 37-38 The Department of English at the University of Southern California has a thesis by Janna Gosselin. "Nakedness and Anthropology in Julian of Norwich and Maurice Merleau-Ponty: Conversation Partners or Dangerous Liaisons?" was written by Louise. The first issue of Medieval & Mystical Theology was published. 69–85."The Art of Arts: Theorising Pastoral Power in the English Middle Ages" was written by Johannes Wolf. The book of Marry Kemp and the Reading and Visionary Language in Pearl are necrotic fictions. "Betrayal Trauma and Covenant: Theologically Understanding Trauma Abuse and Traumatically Reforming Theological Understanding" was written by Paul C. 24–67. "White Religious Educators Resisting White Fragility: Lessons From Mystics" was written by Mary E. Hess. The first issue of Race, Racism, Anti-Racism and Religious Education was published. David Runcorn.The Language of Tears has mystery and meaning. The Press of Canterbury. Bose wrote "Piers Plowman and God's Thought Experiment" in Medieval Thought Experiments: Poetry, Hypothesis, and Experience in the European Middle Ages. Philip, Jonathan, and Daniel are related. Turnhout: BREPOLS. "Noise of violent human speech and the restraint of contemplative silence" was written by Alvenio Jr. 9, No.2/12/2018. The book is about climbing Mt. There are faith-life meditations. Great books trading. The British Journal of Theological Education published "A Theological Method and Models for Ministry: Reflections on Practice" in 1995. "Liminality of the body" is a theological reflection on singing and kenosis. "LAS VISIONES DE JULIANA DENORWICH ENTRE EL ESTILO GTICO Y LA ABSTRACCIN" was written by Victoria."What Julian Saw: The Embodied Showings and the items for Private Devotion" was written by Dresvina. Skilton, Andrew, Kyaw Phyo Pyi, and Kate are all related. It was 20, NOS. 372–377. David Jasper. Truth and the Church in a Secular Age. The SCM Press was published in 2019.Ho-Huan. Be aware and be still. Stock Publishers. The Art of Seeing was written by Richard Kidd. Ben,Wiebe. The directions toward a new paradigm are given in Jesus and Christian origins. Stock Publishers.Louise Nelstrop. On Deification and Sacred Eloquence is Richard Rolle. The book, Routledge, was published in 2019. George Pattison. The second part of A Rhetorics of the Word is a philosophy of Christian life. Oxford University Press. "Hush now: An aphoristic and allusive account of quietness" was written by Williams.The Times Literary Supplement was published on March 15, 2019. Noll, Sonja. The meanings of silence are contained in biblical Hebrew. BRILL, p. 5. "Written on the body: corporeality, desire, and the erotic in medieval women's mystical writing" was written by Greenway-Clarke. The score was 62–86. Jessica Barr.Textual encounters in Medieval Women's Visions and Vitae. The University of Michigan Press was published in 2020. Visions and Voice-Hearing in Medieval and Early Modern Contexts is a book written by Sarah Salih. pp. PALGRAVE, 2020. 146–174. There are External links to Voice in the Wilderness. 20th-century American women writers, 20th-century American non-fiction writers, and 21st-century American women.


texts: The Western Electric Manufacturing Company was founded by an American electrical engineer named <mask>. In 1876, <mask> developed a telephone prototype in Highland Park, Illinois. Some authors argue that Alexander Graham Bell stole the idea of the liquid transmitter from <mask> and that he should be considered the true inventor of the telephone. Bell's telephone patent was upheld in numerous court decisions despite the fact that <mask> had been using liquid transmitters for more than two years. <mask> was granted over 70 patents for his inventions and is considered to be the father of the modern music synthesizer. Shortly after <mask>bar's inception, he purchased a controlling interest in the company. The son of Christiana Edgerton and <mask>, <mask> was born in Barnesville, Ohio.His family were religious. He was raised on a farm. He was at the college experimenting with electrical devices. Even though <mask> didn't graduate, he built laboratory equipment for the science departments. <mask> and Shepard were married in 1862. The self-adjusting telegraph relay was invented by <mask> in 1865. <mask> received a patent for his invention in 1867.The Gray & Barton Co. was founded in 1869 to supply telegraph equipment to the Western Union Telegraph Company. The Graybar Electric Company, Inc. was formed after the electrical distribution business was spun off. General Anson Stager arranged the financing for Gray & Barton Co. Stager remained on the board of directors after becoming an active partner in Gray & Barton Co. The company moved to Chicago. <mask> gave up his administrative position to focus on inventions that could benefit the telegraph industry. A dentist from Philadelphia financed <mask>'s inventions and patent costs.White wanted <mask> to focus on the acoustic telegraph which promised huge profits instead of competing inventions such as the telephone. <mask>'s interest in the telephone was diverted by White in 1876. <mask> developed a needle annunciator for hotels in 1870. A microphone printer with a typewriter and paper tape was developed by him. The name of the company was changed to Western Electric Manufacturing Company of Chicago. <mask> was still inventing for Western Electric. In 1874, <mask> retired to do his own research.<mask> applied for a patent on a telegraph that had multi-tone transmitters that controlled each tone with a separate telegraph key. <mask> demonstrated the invention in New York and Washington, D.C. in 1874. <mask> was a member of the Presbyterian Church. The first public demonstration of <mask>'s invention was held at the church on December 29, 1874. This was one of the earliest electric musical instruments that used single-note oscillators and were powered by a two-octave piano keyboard. Steel reeds were used in the "Musical Telegraph" to amplify the sound of a telegraph wire. <mask> built a simple loudspeaker in later models that used a vibrating diaphragm in a magnetic field to amplify the sound at the receiving end.<mask> worked on an underwater signaling device. The invention was given to Oberlin College after his death. He was recognized as the inventor of the underwater signaling device a few years later. <mask> was granted "Electric Telegraph for Transmitting Musical Tones" in July of 1875. He was a member of the American Philosophical Society. Telephone because of Samuel White's opposition to <mask> working on the telephone, <mask> did not tell anyone about his invention until February 11, 1876. William D. Baldwin was asked by <mask> to prepare a "caveat" for filing a patent.A caveat was similar to a patent application but without a request for examination. On February 14, 1876, <mask> signed and notarized the caveat that described the telephone. The caveat was submitted to the US Patent Office. Bell's patent application was submitted by his lawyer that morning. <mask> believed that his caveat arrived a few hours before Bell's application. Bell's lawyers in Washington, DC were told not to file the patent application in the USA until it had been filed in Britain. Britain would only issue patents on discoveries not previously patented elsewhere.Bell's lawyer learned about the liquid transmitter idea in <mask>'s caveat that would be filed early Monday morning, February 14, 1876, before either caveat or application had been filed in the patent office. Seven sentences were added to Bell's draft application to describe the liquid transmitter and variable resistance claim. After the lawyer's clerk recopied the draft as a finished patent application, Bell's lawyer hand-delivered the finished application to the patent office just before noon Monday, a few hours after <mask>'s lawyer delivered his caveat. Bell's lawyer requested that Bell's application be immediately recorded and hand-delivered to the examiner on Monday so that Bell could claim it had arrived first. Bell wasn't aware that his application had been filed when he was in Boston. The patent examiner for both Bell's application and <mask>'s caveat noticed that Bell's application claimed the same variable resistance feature. Bell's application was suspended for 90 days to give <mask> time to submit a competing patent application.The suspension gave Bell time to amend his claims to avoid an interference with an earlier patent application of <mask>'s that mentioned changing the intensity of the electric current without breaking the circuit. Bell's application would be delayed until Bell submitted proof that he invented that feature before <mask>. Bell was told by his lawyer to come to Washington, DC. Bell went to his lawyers and was told that <mask>'s caveat showed a liquid transmitter and that Bell had invented it. Bell pointed to an application where mercury was used in a circuit breaker. The examiner accepted the argument that mercury wouldn't have worked in a telephone transmitter. Bell's claims were distinguished from <mask>'s caveat and <mask>'s earlier application by an amendment submitted by Bell's lawyer.On March 3, 1876, Wilber approved Bell's application and on March 7, 1876, 174,465 was published by the U.S. Patent Office. Bell returned to Boston on March 9 and drew a diagram in his lab notebook that was very similar to the one shown in <mask>'s caveat. On March 10, Bell and Watson built and tested a liquid transmitter that was able to transmit clear speech. The Library of Congress received Bell's notebooks in 1976. Although Bell has been accused of stealing the telephone from <mask> because his liquid transmitter design resembled <mask>'s, documents in the Library of Congress indicate that Bell had been using liquid transmitters extensively for three years in his multiple telegraph and other experiments. Ten months before the alleged theft of <mask>'s design, the U.S. Patent Office granted 161,739 to Bell for a primitive fax machine. There are liquid transmitters in the patent drawing.Bell andWatson never used <mask>'s liquid transmitter in public demonstrations or commercial use after March 1876. <mask> applied for a patent for the same invention in the late 19th century. He was in a second interference with Bell's patents. The Patent Office determined that <mask>'s failure to take any action until others had shown the utility of the invention deprives him of the right to have it. After two years of litigation, Bell was awarded rights to the invention, and as a result, Bell is credited as the inventor. In 1886, Wilber stated in an affidavit that he was an alcoholic and deeply in debt to Bell's lawyer. According to Wilber, he showed Bailey the caveat <mask> had filed.He stated that Bell gave him $100 after he showed the caveat to him. Bell admitted in a letter to <mask> that he learned some of the technical details of the patent. Historians have pointed out that his last affidavit was drafted for him by the attorneys for the Pan-Electric Company which was attempting to steal the Bell patents and was later discovered to have bribed the U.S. Attorney General. Bell's patent was disputed by an attorney who accused Bell and his lawyer Pollok of adding a handwritten margin note of seven sentences to Bell's application that described an alternate design similar to <mask>'s liquid microphone design. The marginal note was added to Bell's earlier draft, not the patent application that shows the seven sentences already present in a paragraph. Bell said he added the seven sentences in the margin of an earlier draft of his application "almost at the last moment before sending it off to Washington." The application would not have been suspended if Bell or his lawyer had added the seven sentences.<mask> invented a device that could be used to remotely transmit handwriting. After a series of mergers it was finally absorbed by Xerox in the 1990s, but the Gray National Telautograph Company continued to operate for many years as The Telautograph Corporation. Banks and the military used <mask>'s telautograph machines for signing documents at a distance and for sending written commands during gun tests when the deafening noise from the guns made spoken orders on the telephone impractical. At train stations, the machines were used for schedule changes. <mask> sold his share in the telautograph after he displayed his invention in 1893. The International Congress of Electricians was chaired by <mask>. The telephone was conceived of by <mask> as a primitive closed-circuit television system.Pictures and signals from the selenium cells would be transmitted to a distant station on separate wires. Each wire opened or closed a shutter at the receiving end to recreate the image. <mask> moved to Boston in 1899. He was working on an underwater signaling device to send messages to ships. The signaling device was tested on December 31, 1900. On January 21, 1901, <mask> died from a heart attack. <mask> was the author of the <mask> code and it was actually named after him.Telegraphy and Telephony and Nature's Miracles are books written by <mask>. The <mask> biography was never finished because of the accidental death of Dr. Lloyd W. Taylor, an Oberlin physics department head. There is an unfinished manuscript in the College Archives. The same day as Bell's application, <mask>'s telephone caveat with drawings was filed.

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texts: <mask>.K. is an American rock singer, multi-instrumentalist, record producer and actor. He began his musical career in Michigan. After moving to New York, he produced his first recordings under the <mask>. The name. Wilkes-Krier rose to prominence with the release of his debut studio album I Get Wet in November 2001, as well as its singles "Party Hard" and "We Want Fun". A number of other ventures have been undertaken by Wilkes-Krier in the years following its release. <mask> was born in California and grew up in Michigan.His father is a professor at the University of Michigan Law School. Wendy is his mother. Patrick was a golf pro and is now a golf coach. At the age of 4, she began learning to play the piano. He remembers early family trips to Midnight Mass having an enormous impact on his love for music. He was called <mask>.K. He was separated from his classmates <mask> and <mask> by an elementary school teacher.From 1993 to 1997 he attended the alternative Community High School, where he continued to study piano and keyboard. In 1993, at the age of 14, he joined the band Slam, later to be called reverse polarity. W.K. recorded a song in 1996. Mr. Surprise" was included on Plant the Flower Seeds, marking his first publicly-released recording. W.K. will be there over the next five years. There are a number of Detroit-based punk rock and heavy metal bands that he would play in.W.K. was born in 1998. He moved from Michigan to New York City, where he worked as a bubblegum machine salesman, an opera ticket salesman, a fashion photographer, a window decorator, and a waiter at a Mexican restaurant. The year saw the release of a cassette-only single entitled Room to Breathe on Hanson Records, as well as the end of the AAB project. The master recordings went missing and the follow-up release was scrapped. W.K. One track from the soundtrack for the independent film Poltergeist appeared on the Hanson Records album Labyrinths & Jokes. He moved to Florida in 1999 to start a live band with Donald "D.T."Tardy was in a death metal band. I Get Wet and The Wolf, a solo breakthrough by <mask>.K., was released in 2000. He was first credited as "<mask>.K." "Wolf Eyes Rules (What Kinda Band?)" is a remix. The beginnings of a hard rock-influenced musical style with elements of his more experimental tendencies were described by Magas, a collaborators of W.K.'s. W.K.'s "hedonistic, so-dumb-it's-smart rawk" was the focus of the release. <mask>.K.He performed solo in New York and other East Coast areas to build his reputation. A number of <mask>.K. was shopped out by the then manager, Matt Sweeney. Each demo tape has a handwritten letter. Dave Grohl was impressed by one tape and offered <mask>.K. He accepted a slot for Foo Fighters at a concert in San Francisco. Lewis Largent, the executive of The Island Def Jam Music Group, liked the demos enough to attend an <mask>.K. Largent was impressed by W.K.'s performance at the Mercury Lounge.They won over every last person in the audience. "Despite his manager's advice that you don't go with the first offer, he wanted to get down to work as quickly as possible and not fuck around", as Sweeney recalls, as he reacted with surprise to Island's interest in him. Party Til You Puke was released by Bulb Records in October 2000. Party Til You Puke was released by <mask> W.K. Island Records signed Bulb Records amicably. W.K. I Get Wet was released on Island Records.I Get Wet is characterized by its metal and punk rock influences and is revolving around partying. The album's cover art is a photograph by <mask>.K. There was a stream of blood running from his nose to his chin and neck, which caused minor controversy in Europe after it was seen to represent cocaine abuse. He was able to achieve the effect by striking himself in the face with a brick during the photo shoot, and then taking blood from an animal obtained from a butcher's shop. Positive press was earned from publications such as Kerrang! Two UK hit singles, "Party Hard" and "She Is Beautiful", were also rising to the top spot on the Top Heatseekers albums chart. W.K. was at the same time.His live shows were highly energetic. <mask>.K. A number of I Get Wets tracks, such as "Party Hard", "It's Time to Party", and "Fun Night", were licensed for use in various video games, films, TV series, and commercials. The soundtrack of Jackass: The Movie included a re-recording of W.K.'s song "We Want Fun", as well as a music video and additional camera work. W.K. died in late 2003 The Wolf was his second studio album. W.K. recorded I Get Wet.W.K. was a member of The Wolf's live band. Heavy use of overdubbing of the instrument sections was used in production. In the United States, the album spawned the singles "Tear It Up" and "Never Let Down", while the song "Long Live the Party" was a minor hit in Japan. The song "Tear It Up" was included in the game. W.K. is on a tour for The Wolf. He broke his foot on stage. He signed autographs from the ambulance.He performed the rest of the tour in a wheelchair. In 2006 Close Calls with Brick Walls did not see a wide release. The live concert DVD Who Knows? was released. The film was presented in New York and Hollywood. Sex Pistols guitarist Steve Jones was on the radio show Jonesy's Jukebox. There is a new song called "I'm a Vagabond". On November 26, 2008, he released his fourth studio album, The Japan Covers, which consists of cover versions of J-pop songs, as well as a compilation entitled The Very Best So Far.In February 2009, he claimed to have found a loophole in his contractual constraints allowing him to form his own record label, Skyscraper Music Maker, based in London and Manhattan. The label released a song. The Mixtape is a collection of songs. A collection of W.K. DJ B-Roc is a New York producer who created music for Skyscraper Music Maker artists. 55 Cadillac was the label's second release. The album was released on September 7, 2009, and was recorded entirely by Wilkes-Krier.In a piece written to accompany the release of the album, he explained that the last decade had been so fraught with legal trouble that he began to suffer hallucinations, which inspired him to produce the album, and that successful negotiations had allowed him to start a new label and release 55 Cadillac. Some people who weren't involved in the recording of 55 Cadillac had to be given credit, due to previous contracts. Skyscraper Music Maker was renamed Steev Mike, which the parties involved thought was a reasonable compromise. The album was allowed to be released worldwide after all previous complaints were dropped. On September 9, <mask>.K. He had been approached by Sunrise Inc. to record the album following the success of The Japan Covers. In March 2010 <mask>.K. settled all his legal disputes over credit and naming.Steev Mike's first official release was a two-disc version of Close Calls with Brick Walls with a bonus disc called Mother of Mankind. <mask>.K. wanted to promote the set. The Warped Tour had a headline act for the entire tour. The music video for "I Want to See You Go Wild" was directed by Peter Glantz. In March of 2011. The "Party All Goddamn Night"EP consists of five new tracks and two previously released singles. At a fan convention for My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic, he expressed the possibility of recording a new album.While his other career ventures had kept him from releasing a new studio album, he was eager to record one. I want to make a new album as soon as possible. W.K. was in September. On March 2, 2018, a new studio album would be released by Sony Music. He shared the cover artwork of You're Not Alone in November. The album was released in March. He told Riff Magazine that he was recording his next album.<mask>.K. will be present in October 2020. He was working on a new album after signing with Napalm Records. "Babalon" was released on February 17, 2021. "Babalon" was made available for limited pre-order on the Napalm Records and Andrew W.K., and was announced via a Napalm Records press release. The B-Side "The Party Gods" is a 7" vinyl. The release was limited to 393 copies and marked a departure from <mask>.K. "'s traditionally positive and uplifting themes, and features swinging drums and a sinister guitar riff open[ing] the track's hellish gates."<mask>.K. was born on May 6, 2021. God Is Partying was to be released on September 10, 2021. Ted Young co-produced the album with W.K. All instruments are being performed. A new single, "I'm in Heaven", was released after the announcement. The video for " Everybody Sins" was released in July of 2021. The album God Is Partying was released in September of 2021.W.K. was released a short time after the album's release. His website and social media pages were deleted with no explanation, and his label remained quiet on what was happening. <mask> announced in 2005 that he would begin performing as a self-help, new age motivational speaker. He was invited to speak at Yale University, New York University, the University of Wisconsin, Carnegie Mellon University, the Cooper Union, Missouri Western State University, and Northeastern University. <mask> was on his "One Man Show" tour in 2007. <mask> improvised on the piano alone on a stage before they evolved into giant parties with most of the audience dancing on stage with <mask>, themselves playing the piano and singing the lyrics. <mask> was featured on the front page of the Arts section of The New York Times.<mask> appeared on Late Night with Conan O'Brien for the second time in 2008 because of his self-help work. Time magazine called him cute in November 2008. W.K. was in June of 2012 He will be at the My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic fan convention. The seminar was based on one of the show's lead characters, Pinkie Pie. The appearance was featured in Rolling Stone. <mask> was going to be a guest lecturer at the Oxford Union.W.K. The keynote was titled <mask>.K. His signature message was positive power and self-confidence. According to Oxford's Nick Fowler, <mask> is one of Rock N' Roll's great philosophers. The Oxford University Rock Society said, "We've seen rock stars, we've seen brilliant public speakers, but rarely are they the same person, and rarely do they have as intriguing and broad a background as <mask>.K." <mask> gave a lecture on his philosophy of partying at Baltimore School for the Arts as part of The Contemporary museum's speaker series. He brought his Village Voice advice column, "Ask <mask>.K.," to life in an intimate setting at a New York City nightclub.The Power of Partying tour is <mask>'s first nationwide speaking tour with stops in all 50 states. Each evening will be an intimate celebration of discussion, a pep rally for the inner spirit, and an optimistic look at the overwhelming intensity of life. <mask> continues his mission to defend and promote human joy and the collective search to find truth through partying on the tour. The American Association Of Suicidology named <mask> the Person of the Year. The inaugural Person of the Year Award will be presented to <mask>.K. His consistent and powerful use of positivity improved the lives of those who heard his music. <mask> wrote a column for FRONT Magazine in the UK.A book of all the advice columns compiled, called "I Will Change Your Life," was created by <mask> after he wrote a monthly advice column in the Japanese magazine "Rockin' On" for 10 years. "The Party Bible," <mask>'s first book about partying, will be published by Simon & Schuster. The announcement was first made on The A.V. A video of the "Party Hard" rock icon's physical

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texts: and mental preparation for the literary task is included in Club. "Ask Andrew W.K.," a weekly advice column from <mask>, was announced by The Village Voice in January. The column was in the paper and online. Vice Media announced a new weekly column from <mask>.K.His first piece was titled "<mask>.K. on pressure. <mask> wrote a weekly column on the Vice website. <mask> performed with and produced music for the To Live and Shave in L.A. He was in the band's 2004 release God and Country Rally. Noon and Eternity was co-produced by him, as well as the group's other 2006 release, Horoscopo: Sanatorio de Molire. <mask> reworked his song "Fun Night" into a theme song for the Arizona Sundogs, a hockey team."Sundogs (It Just Got Hotter)" was the title of the song. One of the party scenes in Old School featured the song "Fun Night". <mask> was a judge for the Independent Music Awards. On July 7, 2007, at 7:07 pm, <mask> appeared as one of the 77 drummers in the 77 Boadrum concert held at the Empire-Fulton Ferry State Park in Brooklyn, New York. In September of 2007, <mask>'s piano playing was featured on a jazz fusion CD release "électricité" with Mike Pachelli on guitar, Rich Russo on drums, and Dennis Harding on bass for Los Angeles-based Fullblast Recordings. <mask> recorded an electric bass guitar for Baby Dee, the artist he met while playing live as the bassist of Current 93. <mask> played bass and drums in Dee's group at a 2008 show in Manhattan.Dee's album, Regifted Light, was produced and mixed by him. <mask> performed bass guitar with Current 93 at the Donau Festival in Austria in April 2007, the UK All Tomorrow's Parties festival in May 2007, and their European tour in April 2008. <mask>.K. was born on Friday, December 5, 2008. Dominic Owen Mallary was a fan of the band Last Lights. Dominic wanted to have <mask>.K. During his funeral, he played. <mask> came to the wake and played the piano for the entire time after paying his respects to Dominic.The Brill Sisters were formed by <mask>, Matt Sweeney and Don Fleming. They played their first show without Fleming. On April 21, 2009, the entire group performed. A Wild Pear, a split 7-inch by <mask> and his band The Evaporators, was released in 2009. They collaborated on two tracks for The Evaporators' 2012 album Busy Doing Nothing. W.K. was believed to have been named by the United States State Department. The U.S. is located in the United States.The ambassador is a cultural one. He was invited to speak at the Embassy as part of a cultural speakers program, which was repealed because it did not meet the standards of the State Department. <mask> set a world record for the Longest Drum Session in a Retail Store at the MTV O Music Awards. <mask> co-hosted the Relentless Kerrang! Awards with Scott Ian of Anthrax. The event was held in East London. <mask> appeared in the show as himself.In a live show for Welcome to Night Vale, he appeared as a fictional version of himself, "Intern <mask>.K." Heavy Meta was released on June 2, 2015. On December 11, 2015, <mask> appeared on TV Guidance Counselor. The character known as "Redeye" in the Nuka-World DLC was played by <mask>. <mask> has hosted shows on MTV, MTV2, and VH1, including The Most Outrageous Frontmen and Backstage Pass at the Warped Tour. <mask> was the focus of a televised live performance at Cleveland's Rock 'N' Roll Hall of Fame. I Love The 90's, I Love The New Millennium, Black to the Future, I Love The Holidays, The Great Debate, Best Week Ever, and The Osbournes are some of the shows he's made appearances on.The MTV show Crashing With <mask>.K. documented <mask>'s visit to a girl's dorm at North Carolina Central University. In 2004, <mask> had a show on MTV2. Fans wrote letters to <mask> in the series. <mask> would visit certain letters. The series was about 9 or 10 minutes in length. <mask> was in a car crash during the filming of the show. <mask> has performed on a number of shows, including Saturday Night Live, Late Night with Conan O'Brien, and the Spike TV Video Game Awards.His most recent performance was with Bonnie 'Prince' Billy. He had a small part in the show Aqua Teen Hunger Force, singing a song called "Party Party Party". There are songs. The soundtrack for the movie Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon was released. <mask> plays himself in Punk Rock Holocaust. <mask> was on Kathy's date in New York in the finale of Kathy's Life on the D-List. <mask>'s performance art shows were attended by the two.In 2003 <mask> was the first to speak about his friend, <mask>.K., on Late Night with Conan O'Brien. In 2007, he spoke about his motivational performance tours. <mask> was a frequent guest on Red Eye with Greg Gutfeld. <mask> was a guest on The Daily Show. He was in A Day to Remember's video for "All I Want" in 2011. <mask> is on the DVD The Zen of Screaming. <mask>.K. was used by the cartoon network.There is a music video about the network's new shows. The song and video, "Hearing What I Say", was adapted from <mask>'s 2006 song, "Not Going to Bed", and was available on YouTube. The clip was replaced by a bumper. <mask> presented the event for the Hall of Game Awards when he was a part of a firework stunt with motocross star Robbie Maddison. <mask> presented a live-action show. <mask> appeared in an episode of Mad that spoofed Bob the Builder. <mask> was a part of the Special Special on Animal Planet.The Too Cute show ended at 9:00 pm on February 8. <mask>'s trip to a park is the subject of a documentary film. <mask> hosted a show on Kerrang. The TV was called Andrew W.K. Some of the most party videos on Earth were counted down in Party Hard 100. <mask> co-hosted six episodes of TakePart Live with Jacob Soboroff. <mask> was a guest on The SDR Show.In the episode "Shower Party" of Uncle Grandpa, he hosted a party with Pizza Steve and Mr. <mask> has produced and mixed music for other artists as well as working on special commercial music projects. Music can be used for commercial purposes on television and radio. <mask> gained attention for recording a song based on an exchange between Pat Buchanan and John McLaughlin on The McLaughlin Group. <mask> has appeared for interviews after the song was commissioned by the show Fair Game. In 2004, <mask> recorded a jingle for Kitkat candy bars and wrote a new slogan. The recording was used in a variety of commercials on television.I avoided working with other people because of paranoia and because I wanted to stand on my own. It was natural for me to do the opposite of what I had done before, as I got tired of thinking that way. I enjoy making music with other people. I can still make my own music. The first external production work <mask> did was with the group Wolf Eyes. "What Kind of Band?" is the last track on that album. <mask>.K. is featured.He explains why he likes listening to Wolf Eyes. He's been working on a few projects since then, beginning with production and mixing on the album, Through The Panama, by Brooklyn, NY based three-piece art rock band, Sightings. Load Records and Thurston Moore collaborated on the album. In October 2007, there was a label. <mask> was invited to produce a new album for Lee "Scratch" Perry at the end of 2007. The two had met before. "Repentance" was nominated for a grammy.Universal Music Japan commissioned <mask> to create a ringtone for the Japanese mobile phone market. "Sonna no Kankei Ne Rock" is a song that celebrates a catch-phrase from a TV show. This means, "I don't give a damn!" The first announcement of the ringtone was made on a Japanese T.V. Music Station had over 3,500 downloads that day. The cumulative sales of ringtone are over 20,000. <mask>'s song made it to the International daily ringtone chart.In Japan, Label Mobile is the largest mobile retailer. <mask> and his partners opened a concert hall and nightclub in New York City in the spring of 2008. The venue featured dance floor and concert facilities, as well as over 150 loud-speakers. disco dancing and live music are what the space was designed for. It was one of the few new places in New York City to have a liquor license. People can dance until 4 am with the cabaret license. The People's Choice Award for Best Night Club, Best New Club, Best DJ Night, and many more were given to the Santos Party House.An extensive four-page article was published in New York Magazine in May of 2009. The "Top Dance Club" in New York City in 2010 was the Santos Party House. The last night of operation was May 29, 2016 W.K. broadcasted on April 28, 2015. There is a new radio show called America W.K. The new show on TheBlaze Radio Network will focus on "what it is to be alive, meaning, motivation, mind set, and making dreams come true, all included in a celebration of life itself, and all with a positive and honest outlook". W.K. was accused of ghostwriting in 2004.The official website was hacked with threats of blackmail from someone who claimed to have co-created <mask>.K. He claimed to be "Steev Mike" and demanded to be included in the production of the third album. W.K. Please don't believe Steev Mike. I used to call myself Steev Mike, but now it's nothing. Someone is trying to make you look bad. In subsequent years, W.K.He declared himself to be a real person who thinks for himself and not the victim of anyone or a group of people trying to influence his career or life. The nature of how we presented my initial offerings caused some confusion, even though I tried to make it as straightforward as possible. Different people I've worked with have gotten twisted and changed. I had a lot of help from incredible people, but not the kind of help that some people think. W.K. was killed in September 2009. At the end of 2004, an old friend of mine got in some business trouble and decided to take it out on me, which turned my life and career upside down. I was not allowed to use my own name in certain areas.For a few years, this made my life complicated and intense, but I kept working and doing whatever I could to move forward. W.K. has a physical appearance. He wears a dirty all white outfit consisting of a white t-shirt, white jeans, black digital watch and sneakers. The album artwork for I Get Wet featured a photo of <mask> with a bloody nose and this image is used frequently in his merchandise and persona. W.K. There are straight lines on his arms. <mask> was given a line tattoo with a pen and a safety pin by Kesha in 2011.<mask>.K. is a personal life. Previously lived in Midtown Manhattan but left in 2006 or 2007, "bouncing between short-term situations" in other locations outside New York. A traditional Persian wedding ceremony was held at the Santos Party House in Chinatown on October 4, 2008. It was co-owned. They met through their instructor and performed together. The band was a vocalist and hypewoman. W.K.I keep my two children out of the public eye. W.K. will be in May 2021. He and his ex- wife began divorce proceedings in late 2019. The two met in Los Angeles in early 2021. The couple announced their engagement on social media. 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texts: The French dramatist and opera librettist <mask> was best known for his work on the operas of Jacques Offenbach and Georges Bizet. In 1830, he was born in the 1st arrondissement of Paris. He began writing fanciful articles for Parisian newspapers when he was a young man, in a boulevardier spirit which brought him to the forefront. They collaborated for twenty years on the stage. Georges Bizet's Carmen is their most famous work. The music of Jacques Offenbach is most closely tied to the work of <mask> for whom he wrote over a dozen librettos. The most successful collaborations with Offenbach were La Périchole, Barbe-bleue, La Vie parisienne, and La Grande-Duchesse de Grolstein.Jules Massenet's Manon, Hervé's Mam'zelle Nitouche, and Rip, the French version of Robert Planquette's operetta, were all written by Meilhac. The operetta Die Fledermaus was based on their play. The Académie franaise elected <mask> in the 19th century. He died in Paris. The one-act comedy with couplets was created at the Thétre du Palais-Royal. Comedy in 2 acts with couplets, Thétre du Palais-Royal, 10 October 1856. In 2 acts, the Thétre du Palais-Royal.Le Copiste is a comedy in 1 act and prose. The Thétre du Palais-Royal will host a one-act comedy on January 11. L'Autographe is a one-act comedy. The comedy in 5 acts and prose was written in 1859. Le Retour de l'Italie is a short theatre play. The comedy was performed at the Thétre des Variétés on 6 October 1860. There is a song in the first act of Une heure avant l'ouverture.The Thétre du Vaudeville had a one-act comedy in 1860. The Menuet de Dana was performed in 1 act. The comedy in 5 acts is called La Vertu de Célimne. The Merry Widow was based on the comedy L'Attaché d'ambassade, which was performed at the Thétre du Vaudeville in October. The 1 act is music by Louis Deffs. In March of 1862, L'chéance, comédy in 1 act was performed. The comedy in 3 acts with couplets was performed at the Thétre des Variétés.The one-act comedy was performed at the Thétre du Vaudeville. The one-act comedy was performed at the Thétre du Vaudeville. The one-act opéra comique was written by Louis Deffs. On 9 May 1863, the Thétre du Palais-Royal will host Le Brésilien, a one-act comedy, and Le Train de minuit, a two-act comedy. Jacques Offenbach wrote music for La Belle Hélne, opéra-bouffe in 3 acts. The ballet-pantomime in 2 acts was written by Arthur Saint-Léon. Les Curieuses was a one-act comedy with Arthur Delavigne.The Thétre du Palais-Royal was the location for the one-act comédie en vaudeville. The comedy in 3 acts is called Fabienne. Le Singe de Nicolet is a one-act comedy with singing. The one-act comedy with couplets was written in 1865. The three-act opéra comique was written by José Maria. La Vie parisienne, opéra bouffe in 5 acts, was written by Jacques Offenbach. In 1868, there was music by Jacques Offenbach at the Thétre du Palais-Royal.In 1868, Garde-toi, je me garde, comedy in 1 act with songs was revived at the thétre des Variétés. The comedy in 5 acts was performed at the Thétre du Gymnase. Jacques Offenbach wrote music for La Périchole, opéra bouffe in 2 acts. The comedy in 1 act was written in 1868. The comedy was performed at the Thétre du Palais-Royal. Jacques Offenbach wrote music for the opera "Opéra comique" in 1869. Jacques Offenbach wrote music for La Diva, opéra bouffe in 3 acts.Frou-Frou, comedy in 5 acts, was published in 1870. The comedy in 1 act is called L'Homme  la clé. Jacques Offenbach wrote music for Les Brigands, opéra bouffe in 3 acts. The comédie en vaudeville was performed at the Thétre du Palais-Royal. Madame attend Monsieur was a comedy in 1 act. The comedy in 3 acts was written by Richard Genée and Karl Haffner and was a basis for the operetta Die Fledermaus. The comedy in 1 act is called Les Sonnettes.The Thétre du Palais-Royal will host Le Roi Candaule on 9 April. One-act comedy in prose, L'té de la Saint-Martin, was written in 1873. The one-act comedy was performed at the Thétre des Variétés. The comedy was performed at the Thétre des Variétés on 13 February 1874. In 1874, La Mi-carme was performed in 1 act. 1874: L'Ingénue is a one-act comedy. The comedy in 3 acts is called La Veuve.The comedy in 4 acts was performed at the Thétre du Palais-Royal. Carmen, opéra comique in four acts, was written by Georges Bizet. The 1 act "leon d'astronomie" was written in 1875. Jacques Offenbach wrote music for La boulangre a des écus, opéra bouffe in 3 acts. Loulou was performed at the Thétre du Palais-Royal on 31 March 1876. The comedy was performed at the Thétre du Palais-Royal. Comedy in 1 act.The comedy in 3 acts was performed at the Thétre des Variétés. The ballet-pantomime was performed at the Opéra de Paris. Charles Lecocq wrote music for the opera in 3 acts. There was a comedy in 1 act with Charles Narrey. The comedy in 4 acts was performed at the Thétre du Palais-Royal. The comedy in 1 act is called Le Petit Htel. Charles Lecocq wrote music for La Petite Mademoiselle, opéra comique in 3 acts.The comedy was performed at the Thétre du Vaudeville. The comedy in 3 acts is called La Petite Mre. The comedy in 1 act was written by Jacques Redelsperg. Charles Lecocq wrote music for Janot, opéra-comique in 3 acts. The opera La Roussotte was performed at the Thétre des Variétés on January 28, 1884. The comedy in 3 acts was performed at the Thétre du Palais-Royal. Madame le diable, féerie-opérette in 4 acts and 12 tableaux, including a prologue, was written in 1882.In January 1884, Mam'zelle Nitouche, comédie en vaudeville, performed with Albert Millaud. The one-act comedy was performed at the Thétre du Gymnase. The play is at the Thétre du Palais-Royal on 9 October. Jules Massenet wrote music for Manon, opéra comique in 5 acts and 6 tableaux. Hervé wrote music for Le Cosaque, opéra bouffe, in 1884. The one-act comedy, Comédie-Franaise, was written in 1884. Rip, opéra comique in 3 acts, with Philippe Gille after Henry Brougham Farnie's English-language Rip Van Winkle, was written in 1884.1886: Les Demoiselles Clochart. Comedy in 4 acts, Thétre du Palais-Royal, 2 December 1886. The monologue is in verse. Comedy in 3 acts, Thétre desVariétés, 27 January. Comedy in 3 acts with Louis Ganderax. The train was minuit. Comedy in 3 acts, Comédie-Franaise, 18 January 1890.Comedy in 3 acts, Thétre desVariétés, 27 October 1890. M. l'Abbé. Brevet supérieur. The opera in 5 acts was written by Philippe Gille after Leopold von Sacher-Masoch. Comedy in 1 act, Thétre du Vaudeville, in 1894.

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texts: His style combines "hints of R&B, soul, funk and disco" and he has been nominated for a grammy. At the age of 14, <mask> was signed to Virgin Records and his first four singles were all in the Top 40 in the UK. His debut album Finally was released in 2000 and he received The Young Scottish Achievers Award from Queen Elizabeth II. His first album as <mask>, Life Is the Music, was released in 2008, and he has since appeared as a guest vocalist on tracks by artists. <mask> has co-written music with producers such as No I.D. and Mike Elizondo, as well as remixed or produced tracks for artists such as Faith Evans and Pleasure P. The song "Come into My Head" was co-written by <mask> and New Zealand pop artist Kimbra. The International Songwriting Competition gave two awards to the song.He co- wrote a song with Faith Evans on her album R&B Divas, which was nominated for aGrammy Award. He played the drums on the song he co- wrote with Kimbra. The album went to the top of the charts. 43 was on the chart. The debut single "Get Stupid" was co-written and produced by <mask>. The track peaked at No. Platinum status in Australia is achieved by 10 on the ARIA Charts.He was raised in Glasgow, Scotland, where he was born. He is of Scottish and Nigerian descent. He began writing music under the name "<mask>" when he was a teenager. In 1998 at the age of 14, <mask> was signed to a recording contract with Virgin Records UK. Osuji began releasing singles on both Streamline Records and Virgin UK under the name <mask>, after Virgin recorded several songs he had written. His first four singles all made the UK Singles Chart. "This Boy" was the first release.His debut album, Finally, was released in 2000 on Innocent Records and his second single, "Over You", was released in 1999. His first two singles were "It's All About You" and "Let It Be Me". He was revising for his exams at the time. He received an award from Queen Elizabeth II in 2000. In the fall of 2004, he was working as a singer-songwriter and producer under the name <mask>. His style has hints of R&B, soul, and disco. He works in genres such as hip hop and R&B and has used the sounds of house as well.<mask> has co-written and co-produced music with producers and writers such as Pam Sheyne, Seal, and Rick Mitra. Osuji was based in both London and Los Angeles. Life Is the Music was released on August 19th, 2008 on Salted Music, a dance music label based in San Francisco. His first solo release under the name <mask>. <mask> was Life Is the Music. Stereo Sushi, Vol. included the single "Life Is the Music". They were released on Hed Kandi. "Life Is the Music" is a midtempo soul stomper with classic hip hop and R&B flavor.He was working with Andy Taylor of the band, who said that he was the best part of <mask>, the best part of Prince, and the best part of Sly Stone. He was signed by Warner Bros as an artist after moving to Los Angeles. He began appearing as a guest vocalist as <mask><mask> after signing to Salted Music. Audioslam in 2009. This was followed by "Burnin' Up" in 2010. <mask> contributed vocals to Migs' song "Changin'," which was included on his studio album Outside the Skyline. He moved back to the UK in 2011.The song "Come into My Head" was co-written by <mask> and New Zealand pop artist Kimbra. Kimbra released a full-length studio album called Vows. "Come into My Head" won first place for both performance and music video at The International Songwriting Competition. Critics gave the song a positive review. "Come Into My Head" is a song that blends elements of pop and '70s funk with expansive vocals, according to Cole Waterman of PopMatters. The soundtrack for The Heat featured "Come into My Head" during the end credits. Little Mix and <mask> collaborated on a song called "What a Night (ft. <mask>)".The debut album of Loveable Rogues, This and That, will be released on August 11th. <mask> recorded the album. He has collaborated with a number of artists, including Swedish house DJ and producer Alex P and musician and writer Mike Elizondo. He played the drums on the song he co- wrote with Kimbra. The album went to the top of the charts. 5 are on the New Zealand and Australia albums charts. It also made it to No.There were 43 on the chart. The debut single "Get Stupid" was co-written and produced by <mask>. The track peaked at No. <mask> was based in London and on the ARIA Charts in Australia. They have been together since 2003 and are married. "What a Night (ft. <mask>) <mask> <mask>" is a Loveable Rogues song. <mask> <mask>'s Discography can be found at Allmusic, <mask> <mask>'s Discography can be found at Discogs, and <mask> <mask>'s Discography can be found at Salted Music References.

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texts: <mask> is a Canadian former professional hockey player who played in the National Hockey League from 1983 until 2000. He was able to play both forward and defense. <mask> was the head coach of the Springfield Falcons of the American Hockey League from 2002 to 2004. <mask> served as an enforcer for the Los Angeles Kings while he was with Wayne Gretzky, who was a teammate. In 2000, his on-ice assault of Donald Brashear with his stick, in which Brashear suffered a severe concussion, led to <mask>'s suspension and eventual retirement from the NHL. <mask> was born in Hamilton, Ontario, but grew up in Haldimand County, Ontario. After a trade in September 1985 brought him to the Eskimos, he rose to fame.<mask> was given the title of "Wayne Gretzky's bodyguard" after his arrival made Dave Semenko expendable. The title followed him to Los Angeles in 1988, when he and Gretzky were acquired by the Los Angeles Kings. With the Kings, <mask>'s bruising style made him a fan favorite, but he tried to improve his game beyond being primarily known as an enforcer, earning great respect around the league for his hard work ethic, his fine team play, and his articulate intelligence off the ice. <mask> had three shorthanded goals in the 1992–93 NHL regular season. <mask> was caught with an illegal stick in the second game of the 1993 Stanley Cup Finals and the Kings lost. Montreal won that game in overtime and went on to win the series in five games. The only King to score in the final game was <mask>, who had ten points.He was thought to be the second most dominant King after Gretzky. In an August 1993 trade, <mask> was traded to the Pittsburgh Penguins in exchange for Shawn McEachern, however, his stay in Pittsburgh would only be 47 games. He was re-acquired by the Kings on February 16, 1994. He assisted on the goal that broke Howe's record. <mask> was traded to the New York Rangers as part of a multi-player deal. <mask> returned to the West Coast after being acquired by the San Jose Sharks in August 1996. He was a free agent in October 1998 after two injury-plagued seasons with the Sharks.He left after one season and signed with the Boston Bruins in December 1999. His NHL career came to a sudden and unfortunate end on February 21, 2000 when he played for the Bruins. <mask> was convicted of assault for hitting Donald Brashear in the head with his stick at the end of a game in February 2000. Brashear lost consciousness and suffered a concussion when he fell backwards and hit his head on the ice. The NHL suspended <mask> for the rest of the 1999–2000 season and the playoffs after he was charged with assault. On October 6, 2000, Judge William Kitchen of the Provincial Court of British Columbia found him guilty of assault with a weapon for his attack on Brashear. He was sentenced to 18 months of supervised release.The trial was the first since 1988 for an on-ice attack by an NHL player. His NHL suspension was extended for one full year after he was convicted of assault. It was the longest suspension in NHL history. During the suspension, <mask>'s contract expired and he wouldn't play in another NHL game. He retired at the end of the 2000-01 season after playing 14 games for the Grand Rapids Griffins of the IHL. The International Ice Hockey Federation blocked his attempt to play hockey in the United Kingdom with the London Knights because of his NHL suspension. He played for the Grand Rapids Griffins in the final season of the IHL after a failed attempt to play in Germany.<mask> looked towards the other side of the Atlantic after completing his suspension. In order to pursue a new player-coach role and to develop interest in the sport in the UK, he considered purchasing the struggling Cardiff Devils team with his brother. During a series of games in November 2001, <mask> appeared as a guest player, but the business deal didn't work out. <mask> was the coach of the Springfield Falcons from 2002 to 2004. <mask> appeared in four movies in small roles, including Bad Boys, Forget Paris, Con Air and Do Me A Favor. During the 2005–06 NHL season, <mask> worked for Fox Sports West in Los Angeles, providing in-studio analysis of games involving the Los Angeles Kings or the Anaheim Ducks. During the 2006–07 NHL season, he provided color commentary for the San Jose Sharks games.<mask>'s time in that role ended mysteriously midway through the Sharks playoff series with Detroit, when the Sharks announced <mask> would not return for a Game 3 broadcast for personal reasons. There was no further explanation given. He was the rink manager in CSI: Miami. <mask> guest starred on ABC Family's Greek as himself playing a hockey goalie. McSorley was one of the pros on Pros vs Joes. "You're the Great One, I'm <mask>, I make the dough, but you get the glory" is a line from Kathleen Edwards' song "I Make the Dough, You Get the Glory". The song's music video has McSorley in it.<mask> is an analyst for Hockey Night in Canada. He is a regular at Kings hockey games. <mask> lives in Hermosa Beach, California. He married a beach volleyball player. They have three children. The NHL won the Stanley Cup in 1987 and the NHL Plus-Minus Award in 1990. In exchange for Gilles Meloche, the Pittsburgh Penguins traded Tim and Craig and Tim and Craig and Craig and Craig and Craig and Craig and Craig and Craig and Craig and Craig and Craig and Craig and Craig and Craig and Craig and Craig and Craig and Craig and Craig and Craig and Craig and CraigThe Los Angeles Kings traded Jimmy Carson, Martin Gelinas, and Los Angeles' 1989 1st round draft choice for the trade of Wayne Gretzky and Mike Krushelnyski. The Los Angeles Kings traded Shawn McEachern to the Pittsburgh Penguins. The Los Angeles Kings traded Shawn McEachern and Tomas Sandstrom to the Pittsburgh Penguins in exchange for Jim Paek. The Los Angeles Kings, along with Jari Kurri and Shane Churla, were traded to the New York Rangers. The New York Rangers traded for San Jose's 1997 4th round choice in exchange for Jayson More. Signed as a free agent on October 1, 1998. Signed as a free agent with the Boston Bruins.There is a list of NHL players with 2000 career penalty minutes.

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texts: He is a catholic scripture scholar and a laicized priest. He has been outspoken in his opposition to the teaching of the Catholic Church on the impossibility of ordaining women to the priesthood. He resigned from his ministry as a priest in 1998 because of <mask> II's decree that forbade discussion of the women priests' issue in the Catholic Church. Dietze van Hoesel and Dr.Nicolaas Carel Heinrich Wijngaards were both Dutch citizens who were born in the Indonesian city of Surabaya in 1935. <mask>'s mother and three brothers were prisoners of war in Malang, Surakarta and Ambarawa, while <mask>'s father was made to work on the notorious Burma Railway in Thailand during World War II. After the war, the family was returned to the Netherlands. <mask>s became a priest in 1959 after joining the Mill Hill Missionaries.He obtained a degree in theology from the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome. The Formulas of the Deuteronomic Creed was the focus of his studies. The Dramatisation of Salvific History in the Deuteronomic Schools was published in 1969 and a commentary on the book of Deuteronomy was published in 1971 by Romen & Zonen. Sacred Scripture was taught at St John's Major Seminary in India. He was instrumental in founding a communication centre and a theological institute for religious women. He was a member of the National Advisory Council of the Catholic Bishops' Conference of India for a number of years. Background to the Gospels is one of the books he produced on Sacred Scripture.He was convinced by research that cultural obstacles were to blame for the exclusion of women. The Indian hierarchy was urged to explore the full ordination of women. He became Director of Housetop, an international centre of adult faith formation, after a spell as Vicar General of the Mill Hill Missionaries in London. He was the Professor of Sacred Scripture at the Missionary Institute London which was affiliated to Louvain Catholic University. He pioneered the 'Walking on Water' series of video courses for adult faith formation which were co-produced by 15 countries in all continents. Nine half-hour film stories were written by him. The 2 12 - hour film Journey to the Centre of Love was produced by him and he was both the scriptwriter and the executive producer.Did Christ Rule out Women Priests? was written in 1977. In response to Inter Insigniores (1976), the declaration by the Congregation of the Doctrine of the Faith in which the Vatican's reasons for exclusion of women are clearly spelled out. The inability to confer ordination on women was reiterated by Rome in the decades that followed. He resigned from his ministry in protest. Rome acknowledged his request for official reduction to the status of a lay person on February 21, 2000. He married Clackson in a simple Church ceremony on the 27th of May. The Ordination of Women in the Catholic Church and No Women in Holy Orders is one of the books that Wijngaards has continued publishing his reasons for advocating the ordination of women to the Catholic priesthood.The largest internet library with documentation on the ordination of women was established in 1999 by him. Speaking out does not undermine the authority of the Pope. He is against the illegal ordination of women outside the established structure of the Church, as is done in the so-called Roman Catholic Women Priests movement. <mask>s started the Institute for Catholic Research in 2005 because he felt the Catholic Church needed reform. He created a website to deal with the sexual code. The Catholic Scholars' Declaration on Authority in the Church gained international support. The Centre was changed to the Institute for Catholic Research.Independent Catholic scholarly assessments are published as a progressive theological think tank. The Institute urged Pope Francis to restore the ancient diaconate for women. The Catholic Scholars' statement on the ethics of using contraceptives was launched on a United Nations platform. The Tenth International Catholic Film Festival, Warsaw 1995, had an Awards Grand Prix as a scriptwriter. The award was given in 2005. The Dramatization of Salvific History in the Deuteronomic Schools and God's Word are included. Reading God's Word to Others and Experiencing Jesus are examples of how to communicate God's Word.There are no Holy Orders for Women in the Cuckoo's Egg Tradition. The Ordained Women Deacons of the Church's First Millennium is a book by Herder and Herder. The Pope's man found out about the Law of Nature and what they don't teach in Catholic College. The mind of Christ and the thoughts of women in the priesthood are the Ten Commandments for Church Reform. References Who's Who in the World 1996 can be found in the memoir of a catholic priest. Gabriel Communications, Manchester, published Who's Who in Catholic Life 2009. The Institute for Catholic Research Ten Commandments for Church Reform 1935 births Living people 20th-century Dutch Roman Catholic theologians.

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